
Lexicon
Lexicon MX400XL 4-in/4-out Reverb Effects Processor
XLR
Dual stereo reverb processor with 35 Lexicon algorithms, 224 presets, and USB hardware plug-in capability for your DAW.
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Overview
Key Features
4-Input/4-output XLR dual stereo/surround reverb and effects processor
35 legendary Lexicon reverbs, delays, effects and dbx dynamics
24-Bit, 48kHz/44.1kHz sample rates
224 factory presets including 25 surround programs
Unique USB "hardware plug-in" Feature with VST and AU plug-in software
Specifications
Brand
Lexicon
Model
MX400XL
Type
Dual Stereo/Surround Reverb & Effects Processor
Algorithms
35 (reverbs, delays, effects, dbx dynamics)
Factory Presets
224 (including 25 surround programs)
Resolution
24-Bit
Sample Rates
44.1kHz / 48kHz
Inputs/Outputs
4-In / 4-Out XLR
USB
Hardware Plug-In capability
Software Compatibility
VST, Audio Units
Display
Backlit LCD
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the MX400XL be used as a hardware plug-in inside a DAW?
Yes, the MX400XL features a unique USB "hardware plug-in" mode that lets you control the unit directly from your DAW using the included VST and Audio Units plug-in software, combining hardware sound quality with software convenience.
How many simultaneous effects can the MX400XL run?
With its 4-in/4-out architecture, the MX400XL can run as a dual stereo processor, allowing you to apply two independent stereo effects chains simultaneously.
Does the MX400XL support surround sound processing?
Yes, it includes 25 dedicated surround programs among its 224 factory presets, making it suitable for surround sound mixing and post-production work.
What type of connections does the MX400XL use?
The unit uses balanced XLR connections for all four inputs and four outputs, which is standard for professional studio and live sound environments.
What sample rates does the MX400XL support?
It operates at 24-bit resolution with selectable 44.1kHz or 48kHz sample rates.